Hall of Fame

In 1871 in the first international between Scotland and England at Raeburn Place, three St Andrews students, A Clunies-Ross, R Munro and J S Thomson represented Scotland, showing the importance of the club at that time.

The club has gone on to produce 23 international rugby players who between them have gained 150 international caps, including four British & Irish Lions and eight players who have represented the Barbarians.

Scotland Internationals

Glasgow Warriors, Caledonia Reds, Colomiers, Dundee High School FP

2000: New Zealand (20), USA, Australia, Samoa
2001: France, Wales, Italy(R), Ireland (R), Tonga, Argentina
2002: France (R), Wales (R), Canada, Romania (R), Fiji
2003: France (R), Wales (R), South Arica, Italy, Wales, Ireland;
WORLD CUP: Japan, USA, France, Australia
2004: Italy (R), Italy (R), Samoa (R), Australia, Japan, Australia, South Africa (R)
2005: France, Ireland, Italy, Wales, England (R), Romania
2006: France (R), Wales (R), Ireland (R), South Africa

Hall of Fame

Scotland Internationals

Glasgow Warriors, Caledonia Reds, Colomiers, Dundee High School FP

Scotland A/B, Scotland U21, Barbarians, Edinburgh, Heriots FP, Cambridge University, Edinburgh Wanderers

Scotland B, Barbarians, British Colleges XV, Scottish Exiles, London Scottish, Sale, Stirling County

Barbarians, London Scottish, Watsonians, Oxford University

British and Irish Lions, Barbarians, West of Scotland, Headingly, Dundee High School FP, Sale

Barbarians, Edinburgh Wanderers

North of Scotland, Middlesex, London Counties, London Scottish

Army, London Scottish, Leicester, Coventry

North Malaya, Blackheath

Cambridge University, London Scottish

British and Irish Lions, Barbarians, Edinburgh Academicals

British and Irish Lions, Barbarians

Glasgow Academicals

England Internationals

England A, England 7s, Barbarians, Wasps, Cambridge University

England A, England B, Harlequins, Edinburgh, Heriot’s FP

Ireland Internationals

British and Irish Lions, Barbarians, Ulster, Oxford University

Hall of Fame

Scotland Internationals

Jonathan Petrie

Cameron Glasgow

W. Lindsay Renwick

David L. Bell

Christopher W. W. Rea

David James Whyte

Michael Kelsey Elgie

John S. Swan

James Stuart ‘Hamish’ Scott

A. M. Thompson

Rab B. Bruce-Lockhart

Duncan James Macrae

James Stewart Wilson

Colin C. P. Hill

Robert C. Stevenson

Alexander R. Moodie

Rev. Peter Anton

Alfred Clunies-Ross

Robert Munro

J. S. Thomson

England Internationals

Damian P. Hopley

Alexander C. W. Snow

Ireland Internationals

Tyrone G. Howe